Jean-Pierre Armengaud -Klaviermusik Vol.1 -Naxos CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Sonatine für Klavier op. 16

01. "1. Mod?r? - Vif et tr?s l?ger"

02. "2. Tr?s lent - Mod?r? - Assez anim? - Moins vite - Tr?s anim? - En ?largissant beaucoup - Tr?s vite"
Le Marchand de sable qui passe - Musique de sc?ne op. 13 (für Klavier)

03. "1. Pr?lude: Tr?s lent - Assez anim? - Tr?s mod?r? - Lent"

04. "2. Sc?ne 2: Tr?s mod?r? - En animant un peu - Tr?s mod?r? - Plus lent - Lent"

05. "3. Interlude et sc?ne 4: (...) - Assez anim? - Un peu plus vite - Lent"

06. "4. Sc?ne finale: Tr?s mod?r? - Lent - Tr?s mod?r? - Mod?r?"
Pi?ces op. 49 Nr. 1-3 (für Klavier)

07. "1. Allegro con brio"

08. "2. Allegro grazioso (Tempo di Valz) - Poco pi? allegro - Tempo 1"

09. "3. Allegro con spirito"
Pr?lude et Fugue op. 46 (für Klavier)

10. "Pr?lude: Allgro con spirito"

11. "Fugue (sur le nom de Bach): Allegro non troppo - Moderato - Andante"

12. "Doute: Assez lent (für Klavier)"

13. "Petit Canon perp?tuel (für Klavier): Mod?r?"

14. "L'Accueil des Muses (für Klavier): Tr?s mod?r?"

15. "Segovia op. 29 (für Klavier): Allegro con brio - Allgretto - Allegro - Meno allegro"

16. "Conte ? la poup?e (für Klavier): Assez lent"

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Albert Roussel forged a unique musical identity in his music and remains one of the most intriguing and influential of French composers. In this first of three volumes of his complete piano music, one can hear his originality as early as the Sonatine, Op. 16, composed in 1912 where fantasy and atmospheric color are prominent. Le Marchand de sable qui passe, Op. 13 (The Sandman) is incidental music written for a verse play where the influence of Debussy and Wagner can sometimes be felt. Roussel's last creative phase, represented by Trois Pieces, Op. 49, reveals his incisive wit, concern for rhythmic vitality, and even jazzy turns of phrase.

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